| Members | Join Site |
| All Members (165) |
|
|
jjilek Member Male 84 years old |
About Me
Jaromir Jilek, Czech Republic |
|
Sergio Gutierrez Member Male 40 years old |
About Me
|
|
lupo22 Member Male |
|
|
Mr John Appleyard Member Male 63 years old |
About Me
retired system engineer |
|
Jim Tomlinson Member Male 73 years old |
About Me
I retired from the US Air Force in 1986 and went to work for Intel Corporation two weeks later. I had been following Intel's growth ever since they first approached me ten years earlier (1976) when I was in college. I had been a goal of mine to work for them someday and that someday came in 1986! I started off in microcontroller design with the 8031/51 and worked my way up to Pentium-based motherboard design during my 12 years there. The projects I worked on took me from Washington DC (government subcontracting) to Chandler, AZ to Santa Clara and finally Hillsboro, OR. I enjoyed every minute I worked at Intel. Each day was a new adventure just to get up and go to work! Thank you Intel for a magnificent 11 years!
|
|
jim Member Male 68 years old |
About Me
Hardware and software developer since 1976 with more than 100 small scale microprocessor system boards designs using more than 20 different chip. I have written more 4,500 programs of various complexities and uses. 97% of those programs are written in assembler.
|
|
Gianfranco Tomaino Member Male |
|
|
frm Member Male 39 years old |
About Me
|
|
SMontgomery89 Member Male |
|
|
JustinOrion Member Male 69 years old |
|
|
John R Member Male |
About Me
|
|
Samhudson1234 Member Male 26 years old |
|
|
Glenn LeBrasseur Member Male |
About Me
Vintage computer hobbyist |
|
Miguel Angel Luengo Member Male 51 years old |
About Me
In love with Intel systems |
|
Mr. Sumit Ramdas Patil Member Male 27 years old |
|
|
lyamine Member Male 40 years old |
About Me
I am engineer in electronic |
|
Bus Master Member Male |
About Me
Collector, restorer, and user of old computers, mostly S100 and Intel Multibus. My multibus is strictly intel, my other computers are generally 8080 or 8085. Use my MDS 225 and UPP on a regular basis to tinker with my SDK-85s and miscellaneous iSBC systems. Currently trying to track down info and software for intel multibus and ISA BUBBLE MEMORY BOARDS |
|
Kyle Deatherage Member Male 35 years old |
About Me
|
|
nitesh Member Male 29 years old |
|
|
jitr Member Male |
About Me
|
Recent Videos
1168 views - 0 comments
4433 views - 0 comments
4466 views - 0 comments
5205 views - 0 comments